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Does the DROWN attack enablesenable breaking strong RSA keys (e.g., the 2048-bit) RSA keys (the key itself) or enablesenable breaking the plaintext (i.e., pre-master key) that is encrypted with a 2048-bit (or any strong) RSA, if the key is shared with SSLv2 server?

Does the DROWN attack enables breaking strong (e.g., 2048-bit) RSA keys (the key itself) or enables breaking the plaintext (i.e., pre-master key) that is encrypted with a 2048-bit (or any strong) RSA, if the key is shared with SSLv2 server?

Does the DROWN attack enable breaking strong RSA keys (e.g. the 2048-bit key itself) or enable breaking the plaintext (i.e. pre-master key) that is encrypted with a 2048-bit (or any strong) RSA, if the key is shared with SSLv2 server?

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Does DROWN attack break 2048-bit key itself or just the plaintext encrypted with the RSA key

Does the DROWN attack enables breaking strong (e.g., 2048-bit) RSA keys (the key itself) or enables breaking the plaintext (i.e., pre-master key) that is encrypted with a 2048-bit (or any strong) RSA, if the key is shared with SSLv2 server?